Handcrafted Cord
Quietly made. Meant to be worn.
Manually assembled.
Adjusted by hand.
Finished one piece at a time.
Built by Hand, Not Molded
Each piece in this collection is assembled by hand using cord, knots, and manual adjustment.
The structure is flexible, the fit is personal, and no two pieces are ever exactly the same.
Unlike fixed-size bracelets, handcrafted cord pieces adapt to the wearer — shaped through making, not forced by form.
Material as the Core
While cord defines the structure, material defines the character.This collection combines handwoven cords with carefully selected elements — silver, wood, and stone — chosen for texture, tone, and balance rather than symbolism.
Silver Details
S925 and 999 silver components are used selectively — not as decoration, but as structural accents that anchor the piece. The metal is kept subtle, allowing the cord and material to remain the focus.
Wood and Stone Accents
Some designs introduce sandalwood, agarwood, or Hetian jade — materials already present across the site — reinterpreted through cord construction. These elements add weight, contrast, and material continuity without changing the piece’s everyday nature.
Form & Wear
Designed to Adjust
Handcrafted cord pieces are adjustable by nature.
The length can be adapted to the wrist, making them suitable for daily wear, layering, or gifting — without the precision sizing required by rigid bracelets.
Quiet, Everyday Pieces
This collection is intended for regular wear.
Lightweight, flexible, and understated, handcrafted cord pieces sit naturally alongside watches, other bracelets, or worn alone as subtle personal objects.
Handwoven Cord Bracelets
Handcrafted Red String Necklace with Sterling Silver Horse
Original price was: $58.00.$49.73Current price is: $49.73.
Handcrafted Seed & Stone Bracelet with Gourd Accent-Quiet
$107.00 $113.00Price range: $107.00 through $113.00
Objects Made Slowly
Some objects require stillness to be made.
Handcrafted cord pieces belong to this quieter rhythm —
shaped through repetition, patience, and touch.
They are not statements, not symbols, but small, functional objects formed through the act of making itself.